Year for non support sentenced at Peoples Night Court
A local man released from three months’ imprisonment for non support was sentenced by Magistrate Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr. to a year in the House of Correction at Wednesday’s Peoples Night Court. Eva May Hildebrand testified that her husband William H. Hildebrand refused to work and contribute to the family after his prior sentence. The magistrate warned that if the lesson failed, he would impose a three year term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur F. Sheffield, Jr
House of Correction
Peoples
Eva May Hildebrand
Frederick
William H. Hildebrand
Charles C. Duvall
Jt. Airy
C. Clifton Wirts
Charles T. Iser
Taylorsville
Duvall
Iser
Mt. Pleasant
Walkersville
Jay
Edwin L. Gartrell
Gartrell
Two Hurt In Wreck Near Lily Pons on U S 15
Stellaris Andronico Sr. and his wife of Hackensack N J were seriously injured in a two vehicle crash on U S 15 near Lily Pons. The 68 year old man suffered a fractured pelvis ankle and wrist dislocations with internal injury and fair condition. Mrs Andronico sustained concussion head fracture and leg injuries with multiple broken ribs. Their 22 year old son Stellaris was also mentioned in hospital notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stellaris Andronico Sr
Hackensack
N 2
U. S. 15
Lily Pons
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Andronico
Additon
Stellaris
Juvenile in Crash Recovers After Concussion and Lacerations
A juvenile is responding well to treatment for concussion shock and facial lacerations after a Tuesday evening crash. He rode in the back seat alone while his parents in the front seat absorbed most of the impact when the motor was driven against the seat by forceful impact.
Reunion Saturday at Williams Grove Park near Dilisburg Pa
The 31st Myers Myer Meyers reunion will be held on August 7 at Williams Grove Park near Dilisburg Pennsylvania. Over 600 attended last year, with organizers calling for a large turnout this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers, Myer and Meyers
Williams Grove Park
Dilisburg
Army Reserve Units To Take Field Training
Seven Army Reserve units of the Maryland Military District depart Sunday for summer field training in Virginia for fifteen days. Five Quartermaster Corps units from Baltimore will train at Fort Lee, Virginia, while two Engineer units from Baltimore and Frederick will train at Camp Pickett, Virginia. The Baltimore QM units are the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Military District
Wall
Virginia
Quartermaster Corps
Baltimore
Fort Lee
Frederick
Camp Pickett
Military units training at Camp Pickett five-day encampment
The QM Battalion Headquarters commanded by Captain Charles L and Headquarters Detachment led by Lt Col Lyle P, with the 176th QM Petroleum Supply and multiple attached units from Baltimore and Frederick, prepare for a fifteen day field encampment. Training emphasizes individual specialty, unit performance, and field exercises under simulated combat conditions. Officers and enlisted personnel of seven units will be on active duty during the encampment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L
Stapf
Holmhurst Avenue
Lyle P
176Th
QM Petroleum Supply Schill
Aberdeen Road
140Th Petroleum Supply Company
Fficer
Francis X. Dugan
Perrin G. Potts
Glenkirk Courtway Drive
Corps of Engineers
Camp Pickett
Samuel T
Engineer Combat Battalion
Payson Street
Baltimore
George W. Schucker
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Ick, Md
Mary Barnes
Margaret Rippeon
Tr. R. T. Storer
William L. Ingram
East
Patrick Street
Sergt
Denver Shook
Otis Pearl Fisher
Urbana
Wilbur Huddleson
Modern Pharmacy
Pearre’s
Hershey
PARK
Miner Playground
Penna
D.S.T. Park
Milos
Renee
Free Zoo
Daly
Hershey Museum
Zac
Pennsylvania
Kiddieland
Army
Madam Parker
Frederick City Limits
Mount Pleasant Highway
Fisher’s
Washington & Lee Chapter
D. A. V. Presents
Kelly
Morris
America
Cristiani
Capt
Enger
LIONS
Tax Inc
Hyattstown Volunteer Fire Dept
Mountain View Park
Tonite Lew Wade
Johnny Glaze
Hsailstown
SEARS
Good Housekeeping Magazine
Sy Mars, Foebuck Amd CO
Reg. Price
Kerrybrooke
Kerrybrookes
Selissation
Pacar
W. Patrick ST
Frederick, MD
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